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郭文贵欲“更换北京政权” 已酝酿28年
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中国富商郭文贵近日在接受媒体采访时称正在谋划“更换北京政权”，同时要发展一个新媒体平台，旨在将民主制度引进中国。他还与美国总统特朗普的前战略顾问班农讨论过这一平台。
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（德国之声中文网）今年4月起居住在纽约的郭文贵正在与妻子一起等待其政治庇护的申请结果。他近日在纽约曼哈顿一座豪华公寓中接受法新社专访时表示："我想尝试实现法治。我想尝试实现民主和自由，这是我的终极目标……政权更换。"他认为自己三年内可以实现这一目标。
几个月以来，郭文贵持续在社交网站揭发中国权贵的贪腐丑闻。鲜有中国富商会选择站在政府的对立面。但是郭文贵于2014年逃离中国后，其资产被没收，两名兄弟也遭到监禁。郭文贵在采访中说，他的这一计划已经酝酿了28年。
郭文贵对法新社表示，在1989年天安门民主运动中，他的弟弟在他面前丧生，而他本人则被拘押了22个月。而他在狱中做出决定，"要扭转在中国共产党领导下非人道、不民主以及缺乏法治的制度"。
但此前有批评者对此表示质疑，并引述中国法庭判决书表示，郭文贵当年被抓是因为诈骗及阻碍执行公务，而他弟弟也是因为袭警而被杀。
曾与中国国安机构关系密切郭文贵在爆料过程中时常有被视为"炫富"的举动。也有人指责称，郭文贵是依靠贪腐体制"发家"，现在改变立场显得虚伪。但是郭文贵否认自己有贪腐行为。"我为什么要这么做？我不需要钱，我有钱。"他补充说，自己在纽约和伦敦拥有豪华公寓、游艇和"一个美满的家庭"。
"但是我信佛教。我想与人为善……我想更换掉这个邪恶的政府，"郭文贵如是说。"所有中国商人只有两种命运：要么逃离祖国，要么等着被干掉。"因此他选择先发制人，提出一些未经证实、但政治敏感的指控。
与班农讨论过"新媒体平台"
目前，郭文贵的推特拥有近48万粉丝。他说，中共十九大召开以来，他的推特不断遭遇屏蔽。
他介绍自己正在发展一个用来揭发中共丑闻的新媒体平台，计划将于今年12月底上线。
郭文贵的推特拥有近48万粉丝
郭文贵在采访中还提到美国总统特朗普的前战略顾问史蒂夫•班农（Steve Bannon），班农曾经呼吁华盛顿向中国发动"经济战争"。郭文贵表示："他（班农）是我见过的最好的国际政治专家之一。班农先生还是位数不多的真正了解亚洲的西方人。"
郭文贵称自己与班有过十次会面。班农曾是高盛银行投行家以及极右翼网站Breitbart News的负责人。郭文贵表示，他们在会面中讨论过新媒体平台，但没有给出具体信息，仅强调："我有钱，你知道，我有很多钱筹备这个项目。"
北京代表确有来访
一身黑装的郭文贵接受法新社时采访时面带微笑，谈到民主话题时会自己说英文，其它话题由翻译转述。
他抱着自己的狗带着法新社的记者参观了自己的公寓。位于第18层的这套公寓拥有一个巨大露台，中央花园的美景尽收眼底。在其办公室里可以看到一张他和达赖喇嘛的合影。
郭文贵还向法新社证实了《华尔街日报》的报道：今年5月，中国政府的代表到访过他的公寓。
郭文贵介绍，他们只有一个目的，"试图让我噤声……他们想让我不再谈论中国的腐败政府官员。""我有超过100小时的谈话录音"，他说，"这对他们来说是一个很大的威胁。"
"习近平是中国官员中最有人性的人"
郭文贵还说自己对特朗普评价很高，也是其属下海湖庄园俱乐部成员。但是他对特朗普的中国政策依旧持批评态度。"他过分专注于自己的优势和长处，但是政治不同于经商。"
提到中国领导人习近平时，郭文贵说他是"中国官员中最有人性、最有感情的人"。他一定程度上希望，习近平可以沿用新加坡式的治理模式领导中国："对西方友好的一党专政法治社会。"
目前，郭文贵与其身在北京的父母依然保持联系。他会在平板电脑上通过摄像头监控其在世界各地的资产。
按照郭文贵自己的说法，即使有一天成功颠覆中国的政治架构，也无意成为"中国的特朗普"。"我喜欢自由，我喜欢旅游，我喜欢享受生活，我宁愿去死也不愿当政治家。"
他是两手准备，觉得政仳递上去了，至少十年二十年平安，这是他的最后退路。一旦退路搞定，他还是努力利用国内的势力达到回去重新享受特权的目的，毕竟十年二十年后再被遣返也还是个大问题。但是政仳这个东西很难说，上诉未必就能挺十年二十年吧，这其中的态势只有他自己知道，也是根据形势发展来调整风向。文贵认为目前属于不可妄动阶段，所以只是叫叫打打民运，其实根本没当回事，倒是跟屁虫忙得不得了。但他再聪明也有失误的时候，而且人算不如天算。
嗯，有些时候，人不是要撒谎，而是无奈只能撒谎。文贵再英明，也还是架不住形势比人强。被人将军将死了，再高明的棋手又有神马用？伙同兄弟持菜刀拒捕的事儿都干得出来，撒个谎恐怕是小意思啦。记得在一个录音里他吩咐（大概是）王雁平办理个什么证明，王雁平说有很多具体困难，文贵说实在不行就做个什么假的，听上去挺稀松平常的样子。
自由灯塔今天有篇新的报道，通篇就是讲文贵作为异议人士的情况，俺赶脚宣传味道挺浓的。你说他没政庇资格，照这篇文章说的，文贵在国内和某些贪腐官员的争斗，可以当成是他反中共体制的行为。要我说，这篇文章以及那篇法新社的“政权更替”的文章合在一起，有点此地无银三百两的感觉。
Justice Department: No Plans to Extradite Dissident to China
Guo Wengui 'undermined' by Chinese government
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BY: Bill Gertz
December 11, 2017 5:00 am
The Justice Department will not extradite a Chinese dissident wanted by Beijing who has exposed high-level Communist Party corruption, according to a senior Justice Department official.
Guo Wengui, a billionaire businessman who until two years ago had close ties to the Chinese intelligence community and access to its secrets, is being sought by China on questionable criminal charges.
Since earlier this year, China's government has engaged in a wide-ranging influence operation, including the use of cyber attacks on American institutions, in a bid to force the United States to repatriate Guo to China.
The effort has included the use of American business leaders with interests in China to lobby President Trump to return the dissident.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has reviewed the case and determined Guo will not be forcibly returned, the senior official told reporters during a briefing at the White House.
China's Public Security Minister Guo Shengkun, no relation to Guo Wengui, met with Sessions on Oct. 9 during security talks in Washington that included the discussion of fugitives sought by China.
"At that time the Chinese were aggressive at undermining him," the senior official said of Guo.
During the talks, Sessions raised the issue of a Chinese cyber attack against networks at the Hudson Institute, a Washington think tank that had scheduled a conference with Guo. Chinese officials told their U.S. counterparts they would investigate the incident.
The Hudson Institute abruptly canceled the meeting with Guo under pressure from the Chinese embassy in Washington. An email from a Chinese embassy official to Hudson threatened to curtail access to China for Hudson scholars if the institute went through with the conference.
The denial of service cyber attack on the institute was traced by security investigators to Shanghai.
Guo, who now lives in New York City, has become an outspoken critic of China's government and a pro-democracy advocate who has charged that senior leaders are engaged in corrupt financial and other activities. He has labeled the ruling Communist Party of China a "kleptocracy" and warned that China's government is working to subvert the United States.
Asked about the official's comments, Guo told the Washington Free Beacon: "America is the safest place that always welcomes and protects the persecuted around world because of its tradition and rule-of-law."
"I appreciate very much the protection and a new life that the U.S. government provides for me and my family despite the Chinese kleptocrats’ pressure to force Washington deport me to China to silence me, and kill me," Guo said.
Protection in America "has once again proved that this great country resolutely stands for its values, for justice, and for humanity," he said.
Guo said his efforts to expose systematic corruption and the subsequent smear campaign by the Chinese government and attempted renditions drove him far from his home.
"But now I have found a new home, and I am determined to continue my fight against kleptocracy and work diligently to promote rule of law and democracy in China, so that every Chinese will have a safe place to call home," Guo said.
The dissident was at one time close to China's vice minister of state security, Ma Jian, who is believed to be one of the sources for Guo's disclosures about high-level Chinese corruption. Ma has been imprisoned on corruption charges as part of Chinese leader Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign.
Guo, however, said in a recent interview that Ma was silenced on trumped up charges because he had uncovered corruption among senior Chinese leaders.
In October, Guo disclosed a top-secret document from the Chinese national security commission revealing orders to dispatch 27 intelligence agents to the United States to conduct operations "for further crushing overseas anti-China hostile forces." Earlier, he disclosed that Chinese intelligence operations in the United States involve more than 25,000 operatives.
The Chinese government denounced the document as a forgery. Beijing also used its influence within the international police organization Interpol to issue a "red notice" against Guo. The use of Interpol for such notices has been a tactic of repressive governments seeking dissidents.
Through his YouTube videos and Twitter posts, Guo has garnered widespread support among Chinese nationals inside China and around the world. He is believed to have millions of supporters.
As a result of his exposes, China has pressured American social media companies, including Facebook and Twitter, to limit his use of their outlets.
Among the senior officials who he says are engaged in illicit financial activities, Guo accused Wang Qishan, a member of the seven member collective dictatorship that rules China and the Party's financial czar, of corruption. Guo has said Wang made millions through covert real estate investments in California and by installing relatives at a major financial conglomerate known as HNA.
Wang retired from the Politburo standing committee last month and Guo has said his revelations about Wang's financial activities prevented his reappointment to the powerful standing committee.
Guo applied for political asylum in September asserting that he is the target of a political repression by the Communist government.
On reports Sessions threatened to resign in internal discussions rather than forcibly repatriate Guo, the senior official said: "That's a bit of an overstatement."
The senior Justice official also reviewed the department's activities over the past year and highlighted several successes, including the Supreme Court reinstatement of most parts of a travel ban affecting six Muslim majority nations.
The official called the action a victory for the Trump administration.
A federal judge blocked the executive order earlier this year.
"We always knew we would win in the Supreme Court," the senior official said, adding, "we’ve got judges that are overreaching."
The senior official also commented on reports of politicization within the Justice Department and FBI related to officials involved in high profile investigations, including last year's probe of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state, and FBI politicization regarding the investigation of Russian election meddling.
The senior official indicated there are concerns about the problem. "The American people expect the Department of Justice to be doing their job with fairness and justice and without political bias," the official said.
A senior FBI counterintelligence official, Peter Strzok, was removed from the special counsel probe headed by former FBI Director Robert Mueller after he was found to have sent text messages critical of Trump and supportive of Clinton.
Senior Justice Department official Bruce G. Ohr was demoted amid an inquiry into his contacts with a political opposition research firm linked to an anti-Trump dossier, Fox News reported last week.
One of Mueller's investigators on the Trump-Russia probe, Andrew Weissmann, a former Justice Department prosecutor, also attended Hillary Clinton's election-night party in New York City, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
The disclosures have raised questions among congressional Republicans about whether the Mueller probe has been tainted by partisanship among its investigators.
The senior official said department lawyers are looking into the possibility of appointing a special counsel to investigate possible wrongdoing by Clinton related to the Uranium One deal.
That deal is one of 14 cases department lawyers currently are reviewing. The official said the reviews will seek one of three possible actions: Adding resources to existing investigations; speeding up current investigations, or appointing a special counsel based on concerns the department will not be able to conduct an impartial inquiry.
"That process is ongoing," the official said.
The senior official did not indicate whether or not appointing more special counsels is a preferred option but suggested there is opposition to new special counsel investigations.
People linked to the Canadian uranium producer Uranium One made large cash donations to the Clinton Foundation at the time Clinton was secretary of state and participating in interagency discussions on approving Russia's state-run Rosatom to purchase the company. The sale was approved and Uranium One is now a subsidiary of Rosatom.
The Clinton Foundation has avoided federal investigations despite allegations of corruption linked to the secretary of state first disclosed by author Peter Schweizer in his 2015 book "Clinton Cash."
On Trump administration plans for immigration reform, the official said the administration is considering a merit-based system similar to one used by Canada.
The system would consider immigrant entry factors on a point scale including age, education, job skills, and language ability. The current U.S. system is based largely on admissions related to potential immigrants having a family member in the country.
The Justice Department also is working to replace Obama administration-era U.S. attorneys around the country and has dismissed all but one of the 94 federal attorneys. Democrats in Congress have delayed replacing the attorneys, the official said.
Priorities for the Justice Department include increasing efforts to combat violent crime that is increasing after a 30-year decline and addressing the opioid crisis.
Opioid deaths in the United States increased from 52,000 last year to around 64,000 this year, much of it the result of imports of fentanyl, much of it from China, that is added to heroin to boost its effects.
To better deal with the opioid abuse, the federal government is increasing its partnerships with state and local law enforcement agencies.
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